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Anonymous wrote:Are we paying for this??????????????????

we shouldn't be helping of paying for this..

yes, we should because it's the right thing to do. willing to bet if that was your family, you might see things differently

I bet if your family was homeless, or up to their eyes in medical bills you'd rather the government help you out rather than help the billionaire look for daddy.

When daddy’s where he is because of his own foolhardy, recreational choices.

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Anonymous wrote:Well at least they didn’t suffer.

I hope they didn't suffer. Just because we found pieces does not mean death was qyick or easy.

I'm pretty sure implosion means it was quick.

It happened in less than a hundredth of a second. Probably took 20-30 milliseconds at most.

Would something like this cause a disturbance at the surface, or was it just too deep?

Anonymous wrote:Damn, they really did implode. Those poor people. God rest their souls.

We told you. Dozens of pages of “there’s hope!” “But KNOCKING!”

It’s heartbreaking to read that the 19 year old was terrified and told other family members he didn’t really want to go - but he went for at his dad’s insistence.

As a 19 year old I also destroyed my life at the direction of a parent, so I am acutely sensitive to how powerless a child that age can be in the face of a domineering parent. At least I’m still alive even if my life has been one of pain and regrets.

This poor kid was robbed by his own father’s obsession. Wait I guess that’s actually a pretty common theme in human existence.

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Anonymous wrote:Well at least they didn’t suffer.

I hope they didn't suffer. Just because we found pieces does not mean death was qyick or easy.

I'm pretty sure implosion means it was quick.

It happened in less than a hundredth of a second. Probably took 20-30 milliseconds at most.

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My god. The 19 year old on the Titan only went because his father was obsessed. “Suleman ‘wasn’t very up for it’ and ‘terrified,’ she claimed, explaining that the 19-year-old expressed his concerns to another family member.”

Ugh, if true, that is so tragic. His dad was a jerk if he pressured his 19 year old into doing this.

Anonymous wrote:Would the implosion have to be caused by banging into something (like part of the Titanic or other debris, not a gd orca) or could it just be that the material(s) failed? Could they have been stuck down there and signaling (banging) and THEN imploded due to prolonged exposure to the depth?

I do understand the banging could be totally unrelated to the sub.

Hopefully they can figure out the timeline. But they said the debris was in calm water above a flat seabed, so they probably think it imploded well above the titanic due to a fault in the carbon fiber composite hull. They can look at all the other material in the debris field and examine them for deformation, which can help them figure out the approximate depth at which implosion occurred. There are banging noises all the time in the ocean, bouncing off layers of water etc. It was the very definition of confirmation for us to think that it was from the lost sub.

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Anonymous wrote:"Five men on missing Titanic sub confirmed dead after debris reveals ‘catastrophic implosion’
OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman Dawood, Hamish Harding, and Paul-Henri Nargeolet ‘have sadly been lost’"

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/submarine-deaths-missing-titanic-oceangate-b2362578.html

See 27 pages ago

I apologize. I had no idea it was already posted. Thank you for letting me know.

Anonymous wrote:"Five men on missing Titanic sub confirmed dead after debris reveals ‘catastrophic implosion’
OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman Dawood, Hamish Harding, and Paul-Henri Nargeolet ‘have sadly been lost’"

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/submarine-deaths-missing-titanic-oceangate-b2362578.html

See 27 pages ago

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Imagine losing half your family in one fell swoop.

Anonymous wrote:OceanGate got a $450,000 loan cancelled thru PPP for this nonsense:

https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/oceangate-inc-2458707102

And what is the problem with that? Seriously?

"Five men on missing Titanic sub confirmed dead after debris reveals ‘catastrophic implosion’
OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman Dawood, Hamish Harding, and Paul-Henri Nargeolet ‘have sadly been lost’"

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/submarine-deaths-missing-titanic-oceangate-b2362578.html

Anonymous wrote:What were those banging sounds ?? Was hoping it was them.

The ocean is a noisy place. The same thing happened during the search for uss thresher, a naval sub - people heard noises and really wanted it to be from survivors.

OceanGate got a $450,000 loan cancelled thru PPP for this nonsense:

https://projects.propublica.org/coronavirus/bailouts/loans/oceangate-inc-2458707102

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Anonymous wrote:If thete was an implosion, wouldn't their Real Time Health Monitoring system have picked up on it?

No. Because the Real Time Health Monitoring System also imploded. I do not think you understand the immense pressure the water creates.

I read pressure down there is about 4000 tons/square meters. So, it's like having 2000 cars (assuming a car wt 2 tons (i.e., ~4000lbs)) stacked up top of a plate that's 1 meter by 1 meter.

Sooooooo....why would one think it would be a safe activity?

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Newsflash: people do things that aren’t safe all the time. The Death Waiver alone is reason to believe they knew it was not inherently safe.

But they took their chances with a CEO who believed in himself and his crappy craft and the few times it made the dive before. It failed this time. And that’s really it.

PP here. It honestly is beyond my comprehension to do something that dangerous.